Glenwood area news and local notices from Tribune
City and County reports announce birth of a son to Mr and Mrs McCoy and various local items. Rev Shay recovers enough to preach at the Methodist church. Ed Estes moves to Wahpeton advertising wood for sale. A lost coat found and left for ID. Thomas Madigan jailed 30 days for drunkenness. Joe Kirkendall changes jobs. Thornton Bros close fair season and enter winter quarters. Library book meeting set for Oct 18 at county superintendent’s office. Records moves into Mary Ann Wright house. Mrs Wright plans winter visit to Missouri Valley. Hoyt and Keys a popular show noted. Linville sells pumpkins to Glenwood Canning Co from one acre. The Merry Tramps to perform Nov 1 at Glenwood Opera House with new features. Trustler hires Dr Hester for Creamery place. family relocated from depot area. A Roan horse with star sought near Glenwood. West Liberty Cemetery Association to meet Oct 17. officers to be filled. Harry G Hammond now engineer at Glenwood electric plant. Robt Morris busy wiring for ongoing service. Will Anderson injured by streetcar in Omaha, treated then returning to Glenwood. Snutlin regrets Carnival absence. onions harvest praised. Malvern beats Glenwood 6–0 in football. Stranathan injured. Hastings rail yard improvements planned. new coal chute, water facilities, and a Y track. Burlington grading begins on Hastings to Malvern route. contractor J J McCaughry with hundred workers.
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Thornton Bros
T. Q. Records
Mary Ann Wright
Joe Ewing
Glenwood Opera House
James Trustler
Hester
Glenwood
Creamery
Hastings
Sidney
Red Oak
Burlington
Mills County
Frank Robbins
Malvern
J.J. McCaughry
Chicago
Ilinois
McCaughry
Kuntz
R. B. Woodruff
Ames
Charles
Bess Crane
Council Bluffs
Addie Kronsbein
Ada Winkler
Nate Wilson
S. E. Landis
Mendiapolis
Iowa
A. B. Alexander
Lyons Township
Burr Oak
John D. Kruse
Mineola
City
The
Tribune
H. B. Millican
G. A. Knolle
Hillsdale
Paxton Hotel
Omaha
A. O. Barton
Fannie DeLashmutt
Onawa
Miss Starbuck
C. Stefin
White Cloud
J. L. Mintle
Spokane
Wash
Feld
Church of Christ
J.8
Brandt
Council
Council Diatis,was At Glenwood
Mwe
George Storey
Halls City
Neb
Edgar Vries
Beatrice
Christian Church
Mr. Kestler
John English
New York
S. Co
Willwns
L. A. Williams
Moeringham
War Widows Take Claims to Nebraska Land
A group of Glenwood women traveled to Gordon Nebraska about two weeks ago to file homestead claims under United States war widow provisions. They filed near Gordon and returned last week pleased with the excursion, reportedly followed by speculators offering to purchase their claims and relieve them of ongoing management. The Gordon Journal notes each widow wrote her age beside her name, not for publication, but as proof none are too old for a marriage proposal meeting the proposer’s requirements. Participants included Mesdames Laura Pickard Esther Kates Margaret Wilkins Cora I Shomo Hannah Cooper Matilda Irby A W Hostetter Angeline Nell Anna L Beach and Esther Higgins of Malvern.
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Glenwood
Nebraska
Sam
Gordon
Gordon Journal
Laura Pickard
Esther Kates
Margaret Wilkins
Cora I. Shomo
Hannah 0. Cooper
Matilda Irby
A. W. Hostetter
Angeline Nell
Anna UL. Beach
Esther Higgins
Malvern
Burglar Shot While Caught In Hillsdale Store
A man who gave the name Smith was caught burglarizing C. E. Nole's Hillsdale store late Thursday night or early Sunday morning. A night watchman ordered him out. a shot struck him in the hip. Sheriff Morgan took him into custody after he waived examination. He is a stranger and suspected in other regional burglaries including Pacific Junction.
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Smith
C. E. Nole
Hillsdale
Morgan
Pacific Junction
New Barn Built for Albert Schoening of West Oak
Ben Hershey recently completed a fine soils barn for Albert Schoening in West Oak, measuring about 60 by 40 feet with a full first class finish. A sizable cow barn for one head and extensive machinery housing accompany the new structure, with grain lofts and downward spouts for grain handling, creating a model farmstead.
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Trier
Ben Hershey
Oftve
Ey Hoe
Albert Schoening
West Oak
Ben
Mr. Schoeuing
Shivening
Making Moves In Glenwood By Marlington Route
John Johnson the house mover handles an uptick in work as houses in the Marlington route near Glenwood are relocated. He already moved Robert Wright’s house near the institution and the Ea Durke building, with several more moves planned along the right of way. Some relocations are short, others require a block or more travel, including Robert McKee’s house and all outbuildings about a mile and a half east of town. Weather conditions will affect timing as he proceeds as fast as possible.
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John Johnson
New Marlington
Glenwood
Robert Wright
Institution
Ea Durke
Robert McKee
Democrats Open Campaign at Glenwood Court House
On Thursday evening October 23 1902 Hon. Gen. W. Cullison Democratic nominee for Congress will address Glenwood and vicinity at the Court House at 8 oclock p m. He is described as an able eloquent speaker and will present issues from the Democratic standpoint. Traders are invited to attend.
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W. Cullison
Congress
Glenwood
Tlouse
Cullison
Glenwood Social Notes Highlight Local Travel and Visits
W W Wills from near Malvern was in Glenwood Monday with numerous residents visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Mary Randall of South Bend, Me., and Miss Kyle Wrights plus Miss Sallie Bernard visited Omaha and Hastings. many locals attended Carnival events. J L Mintle left for Spokane to join missionary work. several others stopped by to discuss business or greet friends in Glenwood and nearby towns.
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W. W. Wills
Malvern
Glenwood
Kyle Wrights
Sallie Bernard
Omaha
Margaret Hayward
Chicago
C. W. Carey
Wm. N. Buffington
Creston
J. C. Anderson
Pacific City
Hastings
Isaac Mulholland
Ralph Townsend
James Swope
St. Joseph
Deaths in Glenwood Area Leave Several Orphans
Joel B. Bomar aged about 52, blind for 30 years, died after a stay at St Bernard's hospital. Funeral held at Glenwood with Rev Shaw officiating. He leaves C D Brown, Mrs Alexander Graves, and Mrs M M Anthony as siblings. Guardian Seth Dean and near sufficient funds to cover burial. Also Mrs J C Nickel died at home northwest of Glenwood after consumption. age about 42 and seven children. Burial planned in Audubon. Sophia Saar, 77, died after brief illness at son Ed Saar’s home six miles north of Glenwood. funeral to be held at the house tomorrow. Further life details to appear in the Tribune next week.
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J. C. Nickel
Glenwood
Audubon
Saar
Sophia Saar
Ed Saar
Tribune
Christian church topics and national convention notes
Christian church Bible school at 10 am and sermon at 11 am on The Way to Zion. Evening preaching at 7 30 pm A Man Wanted. Christian National convention meets at Omaha Coliseum October 16 for one week with half fare tickets on Oct 16 and 18. Junior Epworth League hosts an Evening with Whitcomb Riley on Oct 23 at the Methodist church with poems recited and songs, admission 10 and 16 cents.
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Christian Church Bible School
Zion
Christian Endeavor
Christian National Convention
Omaha
Riley
Whitcomb Riley
Epworth
Methodist Church
Frank Donelan
Birthday Clock Display At Robinsons Jewelry Window
Robinsons Jewelry and Book Store features a birthday clock crafted as a 400 day timepiece winding once per birthday. The clock showcases porcelain dint hind cut steel pinions torsion pentulum dead beats escapement and micrometer regulator in a glass case with a noiseless operation claim.
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Robinson's Jewelry & Book Store
Electric Light Plant Extends 24 Hour Service Offer
The new owners inform patrons of reduced meter rates and urge visits to the office to arrange metering. They announce sale of their partnership and request immediate settlement of any outstanding notes. Wood for sale includes five hundred cords at $1.75 each and fencing materials available on the Wolt farm seven miles south of Glenwood.
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Guenwoop Encore Light Anp Power Co
Glenwood
Apples calling for market price amid harvest windfalls
A fragmented ad urges growers to bring apples to maximize payment, warning against letting fruit rot. It references New Glenwood Canning Co and mentions Rocky Mountain as a brand or location, with convivially altered text about a wife and beauty.
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New Glenwood Canning Co
DeLashmutt Sues Over Sawdust Sale Notice
In Mills County Iowa William Clay DeLashmutt sues Sawdust and cordwood dealer C Hopp for sale notices at Glenwood two miles east. The August 28 filing references the district court action and property listing.
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District Court of
Iowa
Mills County
William Clay DeLashmutt
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West Liberty Cemetery Association
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Harry G. Hammond
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